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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mojavedave, post: 515542, member: 5270&quot;]Microsoft Excel is the only way to go as far as I am concerned. You can create your own version of the list you want. I have separet lists for Lincolns, Nickels, Dimes, Washington Qtr&#039;s, State Quarters, Halfs, &amp; Dollars. I also have a Type coin list which includes wheats &amp; older, Buffalo&#039;s &amp; older, Mercurys &amp; older, Standing Libertys &amp; older, Walkers &amp; older, Morgans/Peace &amp; older, Proofs, uncirulated sets and miscellenious items &amp; tokens. Works really well and doesn&#039;t cost for an expense program.</p><p><br /></p><p>1st col. is year, 2nd col is mint, 3rd col is qty. 4th col is remarks, such as quality or grade, 5th col is date purchased, 6th col is cost, 7th col is source, and 8th col is current date &amp; value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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